The “Workshop – A Glimpse of Europe Innovation” offers a unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive view of ongoing standardization efforts in the realms of the Internet of Things (IoT) and digital twins.
Event Highlights:
Host: SESKO
Co-organizers: AIOTI, OpenContinuum
Sponsors: Aeros, AURORAL, Begonia, Enershare, Fluidos, Int:net, Instar, Omega-X, Spade
This seminar is organized alongside the international committee meeting of ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 41, focusing on IoT and digital twins. François Coallier, Chair of ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 41, will present the committee’s activities and ongoing standardization projects. Additionally, significant European projects will showcase their achievements and future plans under the theme “Glimpse of European Innovation”. Finnish IoT and digital twin application developers will also share their use cases.
Program Overview:
15:00: Welcome by Jukka Alve (SESKO), Damir Filipovic (AIOTI), and Albert Seubers (OpenContinuum)
15:15: Presentation on ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 41 projects by François Coallier
15:30: European projects on IoT and digital twins by Svet Mihaylov, European Commission
15:45: Enablers and use cases for the computing continuum, with speakers from Eviden, NTUA, UPV, and FLUIDOS
16:25: Enablers and use cases for energy data spaces, featuring speakers from Fraunhofer FIT and EDF
17:00: Use cases in Europe and Finland, with contributions from SPADE, AURORAL, Wirepas, and Valmet
17:50: Cooperation in standardization and cross-border digital platforms, with speakers from AIOTI and DTU
18:15: Conclusion by Nokia
18:25: Closing remarks
19:00: Social dinner at a nearby restaurant
This event is free and open to the public, providing a valuable platform for networking and learning about the latest advancements in IoT and digital twins. Don’t miss this chance to engage with industry leaders and innovators.
Please return to the site for feed of the event on 28.5.2024.
A Glimpse of Europe Innovation Workshop commensed at 15:00 PM
The Glimpse of Europe Innovation Workshop officially began at 15:00 PM with a welcome speech by Jukka Alve from SESKO. Jukka Alve warmly welcomed all participants and introduced representatives from the SC41 meeting, special guests from Finland, and presenters from European and Finnish IoT and Digital Twin projects. The workshop is a joint collaboration of SESKO, AIOTI and OpenContinuum and sponsoring projects aerOS, Auroral, Begonia, Enershare, Fluidos, Int:net, Instar, Omega-X, and Spade. The day’s program will continue with presentations and discussions from these topics.
At 15:05
The seminar organizers, AIOTI’s Secretary General Damir Filipovic and OpenContinuum’s coordinator Albert Seubers, warmly welcomed the audience to the event and briefly spoke about their own activities.
You can download the presentation on AIOTI here.
At 15:15
At the workshop, François Coallier gave a presentation on the progress of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 41 projects. He highlighted the key points of the committee’s work and current projects focused on the standardization of IoT and smart systems. The presentation provided the audience with a comprehensive overview of ongoing initiatives and their impact on the industry.
You can download the presentation on the speech of François Coallier here.
Person in the picture: François Coallier
At 15:30
Svet Mihaylov from the European Commission gave an overview of ongoing European initiatives and funding opportunities in the field of IoT and digital twins. The presentation provided valuable information about new projects and support opportunities in these rapidly evolving areas.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Svet Mihaylov here.
Person in the picture: Svet Mihaylov
At 15:45
The workshop covered enablers and use cases for the computing continuum in a comprehensive program. Lara Lopéz (Eviden) began with a presentation on the taxonomy of the computing continuum. She was followed by Anastasios Zafeiropoulos (NTUA), who presented enablers and use cases in the Nephele project, and Alejandro Fornés (UPV), who discussed similar aspects in the Aeros project. Additionally, the enablers of the FLUIDOS project were presented. This part of the workshop concluded with a Q&A session, where participants had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the topic. The discussion provided attendees with a thorough overview of the latest developments and applications in the field of the computing continuum.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Lara Lopez here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Anastasios Zafeiropoulos here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Alejandro Fornés here.
You can download the presentation on FLUIDOS project here.
At 16:25
Alberto Dognini from Fraunhofer FIT presented interoperability in energy data spaces. Following him, Charukeshi Joglekar from the same institution discussed the reference architecture in the Enershare project. Additionally, Bruno Traverson from EDF introduced interoperability-driven energy use cases in the Omega-X project. The session concluded with a Q&A session, providing participants with the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the topic.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Alberto Dognini here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Charukeshi Joglekar here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Bruno Traverson here.
Person in the picture: Bruno Tarverson
At 17:00
In a segment dedicated to examining use cases in both Europe and Finland, attendees were treated to a diverse array of insights. The session commenced with Aris Tagarakis from CERTH presenting agriculture use cases in SPADE. Following this, Asbjørn Hovstø from Hafenstrom discussed AURORAL use cases. Hafenstrom unveiled an enticing opportunity for those delving into new smart communities and complementary services during the workshop. Interested parties can apply for funding for their cases, with the deadline set for June 28, 2024.
Wirepas, represented by an electricity meter manufacturer specializing in mesh networks Jussi Numminen, shared their expertise on the DECT NR+ radio standard, which enables self-organizing radio networks, including for electricity meters. You can find the presentation slides here.
Mika Karaila from Valmet then introduced the OPC UA and FMU Digital Twin in the Virtual Sea project. The conclusion of the project was promising implementation that will give more flexibility and testing capabilities.
The segment concluded with a Q&A session, providing an opportunity for interactive dialogue and further exploration of the presented use cases. Even possible promise of contributions.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Aris Tagarakis here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Asbjørn Hovstø here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Jussi Numminen here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Mika Karaila here.
At 17:50
Damir Filipovic from INSTAR discussed standardization cooperation, emphasizing the significance of collaboration in setting industry standards. Following this, Razgar Ebrahimy from DTU presented on cross-border operational digital platforms as part of the BEGONIA project, stating, “We can merge cross border technologies if policy and regulation of countries can adopt to this.” The session concluded with a Q&A session, providing attendees with an opportunity to engage further on these topics.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Damir Filipovic here.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Razgar Ebrahimy here.
18:00
The workshop reached its conclusion with a presentation delivered by Jarkko Pellikka from Nokia, focusing on the theme “Towards Sustainable Industrial Metaverse.” Mr. Pellikka asserted, “There is no readymade metaverse, we need to build it,” underscoring the pivotal role of the industry in spearheading metaverse commercialization. The concept, as outlined, encompasses three key sectors: consumer, enterprise, and industrial metaverse. Emphasizing the collaborative effort required, Mr. Pellikka highlighted numerous pressing questions, including the need for new service models, enhanced security measures, and managing energy costs through interoperability and standardization. In advocating for ecosystem collaboration, Nokia aims to lay the groundwork for the sustainable development of the industrial metaverse’s core capabilities.
You can download the presentation on the speech of Jarkko Pellikka here.
Persons in the picture: Jarkko Pellikka
The workshop was moderated by Antonio Kung, Trialog.
The detailed report of the workshop you can download here.
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